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I was learning to install Kubuntu 16.04. The first time I did it, the installation was fine. I had it on my laptop. I reinstalled it again, but this time when I logged in the laptop, I could not connect to the wifi.

KDE wallet password is required to connect to the wifi, but I don't have it.
Any solution for this?

Noted: In this case, my default KDE wallet (kdewallet) is closed and unable to open, because I don't have the password.

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I managed to solve this by creating new KDE wallet.

To create new KDE wallet, follow this steps:
1.Open KwalletManager (search on start menu)
2.Use the menu item File → New Wallet in the KWallet Manager
3.Choose a name
4.Select first option "Classic, blowfish encrypted file"
This will pop up after you choose a name.
5.Choose a password and verify it.
6.Now you should have your new KDE wallet.

To use this new KDE wallet, follow this step:
1.Open KDE Wallet (search in start menu)
2.Select "Different wallet for local passwords" --> Select your new KDE wallet
3.Apply
Now you can use your new KDE wallet password to login.

Follow this link to learn more how to create a KDE wallet. https://docs.kde.org/trunk5/en/kdeutils/kwallet5/introduction.html